Slavery and trafficking still exist today.
There are more people trapped in slavery than ever before in human history. Over 40 million children, women and men are beaten, raped and starved in an industry worth US$150 billion globally.
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WHO WE ARE
IJM is the largest anti-slavery organisation in the world.
We rescue
We’ve rescued more than 50,000 children, women and men from slavery and other forms of oppression.
We restore
Our aftercare programs walk with survivors as they heal and have helped restore thousands to wellness.
We restrain
We help local authorities arrest and prosecute suspected slave owners and other criminals.
We repair
We strengthen criminal justice systems to protect more than 150 million vulnerable people.
Help end slavery in our lifetime.
Our 2030 vision is to rescue millions, protect half a billion and make justice for the poor unstoppable.
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Joy’s Story: From found to free
As a young girl, Joy grew up moving from home to home. She was passed among various family members like, in her words, a “stray dog”.
At just 10 years old, Joy recalls a known and trusted adult she referred to as ‘Boss’ calling her and several friends to come inside her house. This was just the beginning of years of increasingly brutal sexual abuse, livestreamed to paying foreigners.
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Joy’s Story: From found to free
As a young girl, Joy grew up moving from home to home. She was passed among various family members like, in her words, a “stray dog”.
At just 10 years old, Joy recalls a known and trusted adult she referred to as ‘Boss’ calling her and several friends to come inside her house. This was just the beginning of years of increasingly brutal sexual abuse, livestreamed to paying foreigners.
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This is Maarko’s* story. It’s the story of a real Superhero.
IJM first saw 7-year-old Maarko when his photo was uncovered by investigators on a computer located halfway around the world. While searching through evidence seized during the arrest of a 73-year-old man, they found multiple images of Maarko amongst a total of 4000.
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